Senior Professor Eckermann is an internationally renown health economist known for his methodological tools that enable governments to compare medical system data and outcomes in a like for like manner.
Experience
2010–present
Professor of Health Economics, University of Wollongong
2008–2010
Professor of Health Economics, Flinders University
2005–2008
A/Professor of Health Economics, Flinders University
1999–2005
Senior Health Economist, NHMRC Clinical Trial Centre
Education
2005
UNSW, PhD Health Economics
1998
University of Adelaide, BMSc
1995
Tromso University , Grad Dip H.Ec
1991
University of Adelaide, B.Ec (Hons.)
1990
University of Adelaide , B.Ec
Publications
2014
Avoiding a health system hernia and the associated outcomes and costs, ANZJPH
2014
Can the real opportunity cost stand up: displaced services the straw man outside the room., PharmacoEconomics
2014
Evaluating return on investment in a school based health promotion and prevention program: the investment multiplier for the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden National Program. , Social Science and Medicine
2013
Including quality attributes in efficiency measures consistent with net benefit: creating incentives for evidence based medicine in practice, Social Science and Medicine
2013
Optimal global VOI trials: better aligning manufacturer and decision maker interest and enabling feasible risk sharing, PharmacoEconomics
2012
Expected value of information and pricing new health care interventions, PharmacoEconomics
2011
Consistently estimating absolute risk difference when translating evidence to jurisdictions of interest., PharmacoEconomics
2011
Accounting for between-study variation in incremental net benefit in value of information methodology, Health Economics
2011
Presenting evidence and summary measures to best inform societal decisions when comparing multiple strategies, PharmacoEconomics
2010
The value of Value of Information: best informing research design and prioritization using current methods, PharmacoEconomics
2010
Optimal clinical trial design using value of information with imperfect implementation, Health Economics
2009
Indirect comparison: relative risk fallacies and odds solution, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
2009
Globally optimal trial design for local decision making, Health Economics
2008
Time and Expected Value of Sample Information Wait for No Patient, Value in health
2008
Health Technology Assessment in the Cost-Disutility Plane, Medical Decision Making
2007
Expected Value of Information and Decision Making in HTA, Health Economics